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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

Przepraszam, ze przery'
wan. Jego nazwisko jest o.
]isz.
- Mech sobie bedzie, ja'
kie chce, ale to ME pierwszy
6gie], jakim mnie ten pijaczy.
ma .kompromituje. Wyobraz
sobie, ze W jednym hume.
row Kropid1a napisaf: nJe.
stem tax gFodny, 2e z pra-
CINEMA ME wien, gdzie sic
nam spa6 pofo4yc." O.j, dam
ia mu "a to, dam, ze al pra-
babka mu sic przysni cd
pijanstwa sic odzwyczai.
- Narzekasz ma niego
ksiadz dobr, a posfugujesz
sic MIN. Stawiasz 60 ma cze)e
pisma, do czego przecie2 Mkt
Gle ME Zmuslt.
- zmuszaja mnie do tego
okolicznoscl. Wierzaj mi, wien
co robie i....
- Przepraszam, pozostaw-
my te kwestye ma pozniej i
wr6cmy do nierozstrzygnietei
kwestyi praktycznych katoli
kow. lstnienie tel nazwy
ksiadz dobr. przyznafes, czy-
bys mi ME zechciaf wYt}oma-
czyt, co zacz So ci panowie?
-Praktycznyln katolikiem
nazywam tego, ktory regular
ME do kOsclOta chOdZl, Ia
dnego nabozehstwa ME opusci,
co miesiac sic spowiada, nic
bez porady ksiedza ME pred.
siewezmie, przedewszystkiem
do waszych tax nazwanych to.
warzystw ME nale&y i podat-
kow tam ME opfaca.
-Ksiqdz dobr. utrzy1nujesz
zatem, 4e praktycznym kato-
likiem jest ten tylko, ktory
wszystkie zarob'one pieniadze
ksiedzu w reke oddaje i kto-
ry sic ksiedzu najhojniej opfa-
ca, czyli innemi sfowy, kto
smaruje, jedzie.
"A tax prawda, dobrze
powiedziafes. (po chwil) Alez
ME nieprawda, ia tego ME po-
wiedzia}em. Prosze mnie tylko
ma sfowka ME chwytac.
-Przepraszam. Tfomacze
wyrazy ksiedza tax, jak je
zrozumiatem. Ksiadz dobr.
wiesz dobrze, 4e og6f Pola-
k6w z postepowania twego
ME jest zadowolonym he
gfosno juz zaczyna szemrac.
Znasz dobrze zarzuty, jake
ogof ci czyni, ,-dziwie sic pre-
to, 2e ME wyjasnisz publicz-
ME stanu rzeczy i ze ME sta
rasz sic faktami zblG zarzutow
j szemraniu koniec po1ozyc.
-Jeszczeby tylko tego bra
kowafo, 2eby ksiadz miaf sic
ze swych czynnosci tfomaczyG.
Niedoczekanle :. przepraszam
sf6wko to wyrwafo mi sic ME
bacznie. Ale, o jakim zarzu-
Gle Pan wfasciwie mowisz?
-Ksiedza dobr. dotyka
cie2ki zarzut. Oto, cgol utrzy.
muje, ze rieniadze, ktore ci
po"ierza.ja 'm splate d1u-
gov k"sc'ola, obracasz ma VIA.
sny uaytek, ze "a te rienia-
ldze kupujesz domy, ze kosz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

Gazeta Polsha 10 .Nebrasce
doEosi, ze W Cincinnati, O.,
padf otia'a go a"a W, ks. Jan
Szafran, prob"Slcz przy tam
tejszym pol>klm kpscieIe sw.
Stanisfawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

tenn cie2ko zaprscowanegc
grosza rodakow, jezdzisz W
pare siwkow z woznic8 ma
kozle W liberyi i De ten, a
ME inny jest powod, 2e z o.
trzymywaaych pieniedzy ME
cheese zfo2yG rachunku. Czy
to prawda?
-Dosyt tego. Pan zapomi-
nasz widocznie, 2e jestes W
mojem mieszkaniu i.....
Me zapominam, ale ma "a
pytanie daje otwarta odpo-
wiedz. Nastepnie zarzucaja
ksiedzu dob., ze zafozyfes no.
we pismo ,,Kropidfo" jedynie
W celu zabicia patryotyzmu W
Polakach, W celu ograbienia
rodakow z ich uczuG swietych
sz(achetnych, W celu wresz-
Gle szerzenia ciemnoty po-
pierania fa}szu, ob}udy i sob
kostwa.
-Przestah ma Boga, DO "a
pomne, 3e iestes gossciem W
moim domu.
-DokoEcze com zaczan. Py-
tales vice sfuchaj. ,,Kropidfo"
twoje, pod redakcya totra i
szubrawca, popefnia ma naro-
die polskim zbrodnia, "a kto-
ra cie2ko odpokutujesz Ia
ktora ciezko pred Tronem
Przedwiecznego odpowiadac
bedziesz. Jako ksiadz, szarpiesz
podstawy i zasady nauki
chrzesclahskiej, ,-]ako ksiadz
stajesz W jawnej sprzecznosci
2 religia j kosciofem, DO szar-
piesz mifosc bratniq, bo znie-
wa&asz mifost blizniego, bo
ME szanWesz cz}owieka w
czfowieku, zniewa&asz kobiete
W kobiecie,-bo wpajasz W
narod nienawisc w miejsce mi
1osci, uczysz go nienawidzieG,
zamiast kochac. A czynisz to
wszystko z iednej strony W
celu zaspokojenia nizkiej 2adzy
zemsty, z drugiej zas W celu
utrzymania narodu w gfupo-
Gle. Zdaje ci sic, ze czem ma
rod gfupszy, tenn fatwie] MIN
rzadzic i niego korzys6 cia-
gnac. Tobie sic zdaje, ze ira
cisz te pieniadze, ktore Pola-
cy, pofaczeni W Zwiazek Naro-
dowy, do kasy zwiqzkowej
wnosza. Tob,e tax sic zdaje i
oto przyczyna zofci, jaka wy.
lewasz.
-Wynos sic z mego domu,
ty bezbozniku, ty heretyku,
Ia chwllke p6jde: Zanim
jjednak wyjde, posfuchaj: Han
ba ksiedzu, ktory zamiast prze-
wodniczyc, zfy przykfad dale
narodowi, ktory zamiast sza-
cunku, zjednywa dla siebie
pogarde. .Hahba i narodowi, kto.
ry takiego ksiedza W gronie
swojem cierpi. zegnam.
| opusci1em mieszkanie
ks. Wincentego Barzyhskiego,
pozcstaw1ajac go W najwyzszem
rozdraz1,ieniu.
W tych dniach odwiedze
ks. .Radzie]ewskiego tyn
sposobem wywiqze sic dru-
giego zadania, jake ma mnle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

v}o1yies, Leonie. Pozwalam
ci zuzytkowaf wiadomosci, ia
kie CT przesytam, pozwalan
ci wyjawic nawet mole ma
zwisko W razie potrzeby.
Ia kiika dni. Two.j szczery
.Eaevlz.
Jednoczessnie z listen po-
wy2szym odebrafem cd Edwi.
ma dwie paczki. W jednej
znalazfem szesG numerow Kro.
pld1a, W drugie) kopie memo
ryafu ksie&y chicagoskich. Je.
sill kiedys sadzifem, lie wy
kszta1cenie narodowe zbli2y
chicagoskich ksiezy ku nam
i wcieli W zwiazek braterski,
= to niestety, ten wstrzetny
memoryaf rozproszyf mole maj
piekniejsze nadzieje.
Bo2e swiety! Jaka3 straszna
nikczemnosc, nietylko nasze-
mu narodowi wyrzadzajaca O.
beige, ale i hahbiaca cafe ka-
p}ahstwo polskie. Me jest to
JUL szyderczy krzyk opryszkow,
obfadowanych cudza w}asno-
scia; ME jest to JUL krzyk ura-
gajacy obrabowanym, ktorych
W czasie snu zwiazac pragnq,
ale to obrzydliwy wrzask
domowego zfodzieja, a wspol-
nika opryszk6u; kt6ry kopie
swoich skrepuWanycE braci
i mowi; plwam W waszatwarz
"a wszystko, coscie m. dobre-
60 czynili, DO byliscie i jestes-
Gle zebrakami.
Kiedy sic zastanowi1em mad
trescia memoryafu, przysze-
diem do przckonania, ze ME
ma W charakterze ksie1y CHI
cagoskich, tel pieknej pod
wzgledem pojec narodowych
szlachetnossci, kt6ra i W ME
przyjacielu umie boze cnoty
uszanowac i uczuc krzywde
sponie wieranych przez zwie-
rzeca site.
Ksiezom chicagoskim ME
wystarczyfo, 2e W swoich pis-
mach broszurach liza polski
narod przez spodlone usta To-
ira i nikczemuika, wiec go
sponiewierali W jeszcze podle:j.
Sym memoryale, by sic przy-
podoba6 temu, ,kt6ry biedak 6w
nahajka smaga.
z przeproszeniem, chi pano-
vie, - psy to samo robia.
Gdy brytan poniewiera jaka
s}abq psine, to kundle zbiega-
ia sic re wszech stron i bez Ii.
tosci szarpia pokqsanego, cho-
ciaz i'm ten mic ME zawinif.
Ten szubrawczy memorya1
ksiezy spekulantow chicagos-
kich jest czynem tax nikczem-
nym, ae ka2dy Polak pogar-
dzic MIN musi, ale pogarda ME
zawsze jest wystarczajaca! Pu-
bliczne wyznanie owych ponow
albo jest W istocle wyrazem
przekonah odrebnej jakiej5 ma
rodowosci, albo jest sponie-
wieraniem usposobien zacnych
ksie2y patryotow polskich.
Te prawde powinnismy vie
dziec, bo ma co sic tudzit, ma
co sic dawat wyzyskiwac dla
jaEichs mrzonek n!edorzecz
nych,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

ma niego ofiarowany sumien-
ME kwitowac bedzie W swych
famach.
W Winonie ofiarowali tvm
czasem ma poratowanie Augu-
sta Glubki:
81. Derdowski Csc
W. Lorbiecki 25c
Pawel Liberia 25c
Konstancya Ja2dzewska Csc
Antoni Glubka SOC
SORIE yVIAPuc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

SOBIE WIARUSA!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned intending to quit farming will
sell at his farm near West Nottingham Church
Th1lrsd0Y, February 10, 81
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
Get the Best.

We sold Mr.. G. Kimble, one of our
most enterprising farmers, cattle
feeders and dairymen, one OF the
Revolving Barrel Churns, and he
says of it: "The Churn makes the
finest grained butter. makes mure
butter from the same quantity of
cream, operates easier, and is alto
gether better than any other churn
ever owned, and [ have used the
Blanchard and all the so-styled first
class churns. Would recommend
any farmer who contempla:es pur.
chasing a churn to buy the Revolving
Barrel Churn and he will never re
greet it, 1t is my opinion"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
Public Sales.

W. Fl. Moore will sell agricultural
implements, stock and household
goods at his farm p miles from Ris.
ing Sun on Thursday 10th of Febru-
airy. ...
Mrs. Catharine A. Mccullough
near Hopewell will offer at pubic
auction household goods and other
personal p operty on Monday 18th
of February.
Mr.. Frank Hendrickson who has
sold his farm and is going to break
up house keeping will dispose of a
large stock of farm machinery and
implements, some superior farm stock
and valuable household furniture.
The latter sale will occupy two days,
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 18th
& 18th.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
The American Farmer for January

y
Is contains an exhaustive argument
from the planters standpoint in fav.
or of the repeal of the tobacco tax, by
DR.. b. Puryear, who is now associate
editor of the paper. This gentleman
is professor of chemistry in Rich
mond College, O scientist Of marked
ability, and a practical farmer as
we'll. The proceedings of the Mary.
land Farmers Association are given
at some length, with a great deal
IF other matter, varied and season
able. The Farmer, besides being
practical, treats of the relations OF
science to farming matters, and the
progress of agriculture at home and
abroad is zealously watched and re
ported. No farmer should he with
out this time honored agriculture
mentor. Published by Sam'l Sands
& Son, Baltimore, Md, at $l.OO
year. To any sending FIVE names and
$500, sixth copy is sent free.
A NASAL INJETOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price SO cents. Sold by DR.. l.. K.
Kirk.
We have at hand the New Years
number of the Aspen Times, q daily
paper published at the county town
of Pitkin Co. Colorado. b. Clark
Wheeler, Editor and VIM. Bladder
ston formerly of Colera, Md.) loca
editor and general business manager.
The paper shows we'll for a new town
and this especial number is devoted
chiefly to showing up the Industries
of the place, with large illustrations
of many of its leading business hous
es or blocks. ...
Its mineral resources are apparent.
ly inexhaustible and the town is in
the centre Of this rich silver belt.
They have also large beds of good
coal within easy reach, marble quar-.
ries. and other wealth hidden in their
mountains
The city of Aspen is nearly west
Of Denver and separated from it by
the Continental divide of the Rocky
Mountains and has as yet no railroad
connection, and depends upon stages.
wagons and pack mules over these
mountain passes for intercourse with
the outside world. 1t is upon the
Rising Fork branch of the Grand
River and a r. R. is being built to
it. up this valley as fast as western
enterprise can do it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28

Thursday, February 10, 81
The following persona property> 1pair of Mules
0 years old, bay mare 10 years old black horse
10 years old. Cows. four horse wagon, nearly
new ] Jump SO 1t carriage, dearborn. Buckeye
Binder in good order, Standard Reaper and NOW
err double AA harrows, fnke, malta plows,
ronler wood bed, hay rigging, grain CRADLE scythe
and briar hooks, 2 wheel barrows. grind stone,
hay fork and 1870 #. of rope, sets work harness.
collars brides lines halters, wagon saddle COW
chains cross cut saw, rough ock, farm bell. forks
hoes shoveIs aud $50 bbls. of corn.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
walnut bedstead. marble top wash stand 2
m ttrrsses childs crib lounge. rocking chairs
/ Dozen walnut caue seat chair, one half dozen
dining room chairs one half dozen kitchen chsirs,
IL foot extension table, one cupboard. sewing
machine. so yds, ingram carpet, 81 yds. rag car
pet and 80 yds. of brussels stair carpet rods
twelve window blinds. patent r Tiers. wash bowls
and pitchers looking glasses, dishes, cook STOW g
aud fixtures, buckets. tubs one ringer, SPANS I'm
proved churn ice cream freezer. one Reid Cream
cry nearly new. vinegar by the gallon, and many
other articles that will be hunted up by day OF
sale. The above articles are in good order.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums of $40. and under
cash. All sums over that amount credit oil .
months will DO given, the purchaser to give note
with approved security payable at the National
Bank OF Rising Sun. interest from oate'i not paid
when due. sale to commence at 10 A. NJ. sharp.
j C. HINDMAN, Auct. 2'..s. W. Ii. MOORE.
s. Vi. McCardell, Clerk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
Road Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that application will be
made by petition to- The County Commissioners
of Ceci, County at their regHfar meeting the
rrs to determine" the proprIety nf locating and
opening new road in the 9Th Election District o
caid County com 10 ell cling at point at the end Of
the road leading fr' m Pennington and betwaen
the Butler School House ard Abraham Kirk e.
and TN inning IL Trough the land of said Kirk till it
strikes the liue of Samuel Slicrrs land, thence
along his line tin it strikes Jesse Hamhletons
land, thence ACROSS Rorth asst Creek to the road
leading from White Oak School House to Zion
JESSE HAMBhBroN, and many others jan-20 St.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
DUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE Personal
TPROPERTY.

The subscriber having sold his farm and in
tending to relinQush farming and hous~k coping.
will sell at his residence miles south Of Ris-
ing Sun. Md. on the road lead ng from Rising Sun
to Port Deposit.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. FEB. ls.and IT.
The following property: head of Horses and
Colts No. dun mare 10 years old. Nd; good
worker and driver. No. and 8. pair black mares
IL years old sound cannot be beaten farm
team weight $500 lbs. One ia with foai . full
blooded Percheron horse; both single line leaders,
No. and dun horse and mae. IL years old.
weight "A lbs. good drivers and win work anC
place. both leaders. saf. for lady. No 6. dur Il
ly years old July. 18th 's6. ne style aud action
weight. 975 lbs. broken single and double. very
gentle and kind. She sired by Wilton Boy.
who trottsd when years old one mile in 1:i3 at
Bel Air. Md. owned by Wilton Greenway. No. Z.
bay gelding years old Aug. 'S6. weight 1925 lbs
will make fine farm horse No. 8. black
colt dropped june. sc. good size. Hambl"tonan
stock, yoke of fine Yves ern OxeA, These oxen
are well broken and young. will weigh from 400
to 5000 lbs fine young milk cows. The
cows will be freah by day of sale. One will make
Is lbs. of butter per week. J-rse, Heifers, fat
hogs, 2 brood sows. will farrow in March. l. boar
hog, lot of shotes. all Chester White stock. Lot
turkeys and chickens. Vehit les, four horse wag
on. two horse wagon. two seated park surfy.
spar spring leather top piano box buggy. phae-
ton, l sulky, ] Albany c. tser. Harness of; all
description used farm. Implements: o.
borne binder l Champion reaper, Mowers, L
Lawn mower. l grain drill. Birds corn drill,
grain fans, feed cutters, l corn shelter horse
rakes double corn workers. Oliver chilled plows
Wiley plows, harrows, cr0ss-cut saws. wedges
axes forks, rakes, shovels and MANY articles too
numerous to mention. Prowender, hay. corn. oats
potatoes and clover seed. Household and kitchen
Furniture. Parlor furn iture. Dining room, rni
ture, Kitchen turn ture Stoves. Sewing machine,
Chamber suits beds and bedding brussels ingram,
Cooking utensils: Note: The aforesaid property is
all good order large part in use ABOUT one year
and will positively be sold. Stock and implements
to be sold first day.
TERMS OF SALE:-Sums of $40. 10 and under to
be cash. On sums over 10 0U a credit of months
will be given. except on oxen. which will be II
months. by giving note with approved security.
payable at National Bank OF Rising sun, Md. with
interest from date if not paid when due. Discount
per cent for cash. Sale to commence both da vs.
at II o'clock NJ.
j. q. Hndman, Auc> +. Il. HENDRNhSON.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28

Garfield Post No. l8 G.. A. r.
will meet every first and third
Wednesday afternoons at 2 O'Clock
P. M. by order S. HAMILTON,
JANIS st. Adjutant.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28

VTYA NTED.-A SITUATION AS
{" farm hand, by the MONTH AMOS NJ.
COOK. jan2l Ii.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
NEWS.
Friday, ia Il. %. 1882.
MINOR LOCALS

Agricultural Society will be held.
A son of Mr.. James Sterrett of
the 9th district will shortly be EN-.
ployed by the firm of A. L Duy-
ckinck & Co. of this town.
The interest of the heirs of David
Scott in the Scott & Bro. Fertilizer
Works at Elkton has been sold for
$4,000 and purchased by the firm Of
d. Scott & Bro.
Mrs. Adelaide G. Mafllt, formerly
of Elkton relict of the late
Samuel S. Mafit, died in Phil
adelphia ON Sunday. aged about 60
years. Her remains were deposited
In the Elkton cemetery on Tuesday.
The planning mill of Messrs. Davis,
Keys & Co., of Elkton, was broken
into on Saturday night A large and
nearly new belt was cut and about
twelve feet of it carried away. The
machinery was not damaged and
nothing else was missing.
The jury in the case of Prentice
against the P. w. & b. Railroad,
which was on trial at Cambridge for
two weeks rendered verdict in fav-
or of plaintiff tor $l2,5OO. Albert
Constable was leading counsel for
plaintiff.
SBlLOHS CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by DR.. L. r. Kirk. +
A veritable wild cat is reported
about Kenneth Square. Look out,
good folks, for your pigs. lambs and
fowls. The principal food OF the
wild cat is rabbits. They will take
to tree when pursued by hounds,
and are not at all a dangerous ami
NAL to hunt
And now T. Richard Howard of
the 9th district carries the belt for
the biggest hog. The pig weighed
784 pounds dressed. Stop your
squealing with 4 and hundred
weight pigs, and contemplate in ST.
lence this roofing jumbo. as he hangs
suspended by the heels.
Rev. l. Jewell of the NJ. E. Church,
who was Frustrated by sudden and
severe attack two weeks since, has
recovered, and is again ON the street
with pleasant word for every one
Mr.. Jewell Cd. W will fill his pulpit
ON Sunday next. Special service in
the morning. All are invited.
The congregation OF the Methodist
Protestant Church of Rowlandville
have engaged George Coulton of Bal
timore, to deliver his lecture on
"WomaE's Heroism and Love" on
Thursday evening next. To this
"feast of reason" a more substantial
supper of "chicken fixin's' will be
served up.
Elkton is afflicted with four plaques,
the big ditch, the pig pens. slaughter
houses and "the marsh" DIR. Ellis
says the pig pens can't be abated, for
the great unwashed army of voters
will defeat any candidates for town
commissioners and ba:liff who is sus-
pected Of harboring enmity to the
stye and its occupant.
THE REV. GEO. H. TAYLER, of
Burbon, Ind, says: Both my self and
wife owe our lives to SHILO'S CON
SUMPTION CURE" Sold by DIR. L..
r. Kirk. +
Mud has come to town and threat
ems to make Il long visit. Round the
Sun is one of his favorite stopping
places about the ciose of winter. His
familiarity is very annoying, and he
may be found at any hour of the
night or day hanging about peoples
front gates and lettering around their
back yards, sometimes even entering
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28
Sleighs! Sleighs!!

Just received fine lot of PORTLAND
and SWELL CUTTERS, also BOB
SLElGilR, just the sleigh for Farmers,
Merchants and Hncksters. ia.
Also fine assortment of
Sleigh Bells and Chimes.
Call adj see MS while the assortment is good
c. M. ChiIus g. Co., ConowIngo. \
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-01-28


and improves the digestion.
Only Csc for 2 lbs. or 10 lbs.
for $l.0O. For sale at DR..
Kinks Drug Store. delO-2m
A delegation from Port Deposit
visited Washington last week whose
object was to get an appropriation to
improve the Susquehanna above the
B. & .. bridge. The channel ON this
side of the island is pretty we'll filled
up with mud, DR.. Shaw our Con.
gresham told them he couldn't do
anything for them. They then Wis.
tied Senators who received them with
Expressions of distinguished consid-
Grafton" so the Democrat affirms, and
we suspect the Democrat hits the
nail about right. The show for one
of Uncle Sans dredgers wasn't exact
ly catering.
Keep your family well supplied with
Sellers Cough Syrup" Use it in time
you will avert bronchial and pulmo-
airy affect ions. 25 cents.
Winter L. Wilson, eldest son of
John +. Wilson, Esq, who is at
tending Lehigh University, met with
a severe accident on Friday last.
He and two companions were coast
ing, when the sled came in contact
with box, and one of the young men
was thrown ten or twelve feet in the
air. Mr.. Wilson was injured in one
of his legs; to how great an extent
the physician was unable to say at
the last accounts, but he will be con-
fined to his bed for some time. The
sled was going at very rapid rate
when it struck the box.-Appeal.
The store house occupied by Jos.
eph w. Abrahams and the Reynolds
Brothers in Port Deposit was broken
into on Saturday night last. The
desks were broken open and several
dollars in change taken from Mr..
Abrahams' desk. A lot of cigars and
tobacco the property of Mr.. Abra.
hams was also taken. The Reynolds
Bros. who occupy one side of the
building with their goods keep a
large assortment Of hardware and
stoves which the thieves did not
fancy. The post Office which adjoins
the store, was also entered, presum.
abby by the same parties, by means
of the front door, which was forced
open with jimmy, and the money
drawer broken open and ransacked
of its contents. consisting of several
dollars in change, and some few loose
stamps. On the Friday night pre-
vious the thieves broke into w. W.
Nickle's coach shop. 1t does not ap.
pear that they carried off any of the
carriages.
"A lady had the flesh eaten off her
arm by scrofula. Could see the sinews
working, DIR Lrindseys Blood Search
err cured her, j. RalstOn, Ederton,
Pa.
The Board of Managers of the
Training School for Nurses have
made arrangements for a series of
lectures on cooking, to be given at
Plymouth Church, for the benefit of
the Training School. The Iowa Ag-
ricultural College at it's November
commencement, conferred the degree,
M. D. E.-Master of Domestic Econ
omy-upon two young ladies'. The
degree has never been given by any
institution of learning. Prof. Emma
p. Ewing, who is in charge of the
school of Domestic Economy, will
give three lectures. The first, to-
morrow evening". will be on "Our
Kitchen Interests and no admit
lance fee will be charged. Both la,
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The subscriber will sell at sa ne time and place
and same conditions. Three Jersey bulls On Q
two wears one six MONTH ono four months old all
entitled " registry. A. L.. MAGRAW
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FOK RENT.-A FIRST Glass
r. Tenant House. Apply to CLEA YroN =.
BALDERsToN. Colora, Md, jan2l-2l.
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/. Il. TA XLOR.
Justice of thenPeace. i

0WSl7C0 " TUT ttLCN. ~
Rising Sun, Md.
Deeds. Mortgages, Bills of Sale,
Willis. and other legal INSTRUMENTS of
writing, carefully and, CORRECTLY Drawn
up and executed. at u reasonable DUsL.
Nas- All business TRANSACTED before
me conriden ,iat witAout res ASK, ;ocSA
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi :
gestion, Constipation - Dizziness. Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shilohs vi
talizer is a positive cure. Sold by DR.
l.. r. Kirk.